Norman police captain retires to become county commissioner
Capt. Darry Stacy has retired after 23 years with the Norman Police Department. In January, he will be sworn in as a Cleveland County commissioner representing District 2, a seat being vacated by George Skinner, who served in that position for 22 years.
NORMAN — Capt. Darry Stacy has retired from the Norman Police Department after 23 years of service.
In January, Stacy, 45, a Republican, will take over the Cleveland County District 2 commissioner post being vacated by Republican George Skinner, 77, who has held that position for 22 years.
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Stacy defeated two Republican challengers in June to win Skinner's seat.
Stacy was honored for his police career during a retirement reception last week at City Hall.
Skinner will be honored for his years of service with a public reception from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday in the commissioners' meeting room on the second floor of the county office building, 201 S Jones Ave.
Stacy also has been a member of the Norman school board since 2006. He is vacating that position, effective Dec. 31. Filing for the Office 3 school board post began Monday and ends at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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